UCIMU：2026年第三季度意大利机床订单指数同比增长10.5%
UCIMU Reports 10.5% Growth in Machine Tool Orders in Third Quarter of 2026
UCIMU-SISTEMI PER PRODURRE 经济研究部门编制的机床订单指数在2026年第三季度同比上升10.5%，以2021年为基年，指数为58.9。海外订单同比增长24.7%，指数升至108.6；意大利国内订单下降7.1%，国内指数为14.3。UCIMU主席 Riccardo Rosa 表示，尽管有多项谈判正在进行，国内需求仍然疲软，国际市场不确定性和能源成本上升使意大利制造企业推迟投资；他提到5.0版本的超额折旧措施可将企业投资规划期延长至2028年9月，有望支撑内需复苏。2026年上半年，美国是意大利机床最大出口市场，出口额3.29亿欧元，增长12.6%；德国以1.37亿欧元居次，增长7.6%；法国、波兰和西班牙也是主要目的地，航空航天、国防和能源行业是主要需求来源。上述数据在第35届BI-MU展会开幕式上公布，该展会于10月13日至16日在fieramilano Rho举行，汇聚400多家参展商，展出面积4万平方米，覆盖机床、机器人、自动化、增材制造、数字制造、人工智能、测量系统与智能工厂技术，并举办50多场会议、研讨会和圆桌讨论。
The index of machine tool orders compiled by the Economic Studies Department and Business Culture Centre of UCIMU-SISTEMI PER PRODURRE rose 10.5% in the third quarter of 2026 compared with the same period last year. The index stood at 58.9, with 2021 as the base year. Orders from international markets increased 24.7% year-on-year, taking the index to 108.6. In contrast, orders collected in Italy declined 7.1%, with the domestic index standing at 14.3.
Riccardo Rosa, President of UCIMU-SISTEMI PER PRODURRE, said domestic demand remained weak despite several ongoing negotiations. Uncertainty in international markets and rising energy costs were affecting manufacturing businesses in Italy, leading many companies to postpone investments while awaiting greater clarity. Mr Rosa said the proposed hyper-depreciation measure, in its 5.0 version, could support a recovery in domestic demand by allowing companies to plan investments over a longer period, extending until September 2028.
Italian machine tool manufacturers continued to see strong activity in overseas markets. Demand from the United States remained firm, while Germany showed signs of recovery. According to UCIMU data for the first half of 2026, the United States was the largest export market for Italian machine tools, with exports worth €329 million, up 12.6%. Germany followed with €137 million, an increase of 7.6%. France, Poland and Spain were the other leading destinations. Mr Rosa said demand across international markets was being driven mainly by the aerospace, defence and energy sectors.
The latest figures were presented during the inauguration of the 35th edition of BI-MU, the international machine tool exhibition being held at fieramilano Rho from October 13 to 16. The opening meeting was attended by Valentino Valentini, Deputy Minister at the Ministry of Enterprise and Made in Italy; Giovanni Bozzetti, President of Fondazione Fiera Milano; Simona Greco, Hosted Exhibitions Director at Fiera Milano; and Luca Durante of the Italian Trade Agency.
The event also featured interviews with Gian Piero Cutillo, Co-General Manager of Leonardo, and Roberto Vavassori, Executive Director of Brembo and President of ANFIA. BI-MU brings together more than 400 exhibitors across 40,000 square metres in Halls 22 and 24. The exhibition covers machine tools, robotics, automation, additive manufacturing, digital manufacturing, artificial intelligence, measurement systems and smart-factory technologies.
Promoted by UCIMU-SISTEMI PER PRODURRE and organised by EFIM-ENTE FIERE ITALIANE MACCHINE, the event includes more than 50 conferences, workshops and roundtable discussions. Two dedicated forums will examine aerospace and defence, and energy, with participation from industry executives and Italian small and medium-sized enterprises.
The programme also includes the VLF4EU conference on factory digital twins for education and training, a discussion on young people’s expectations of work, and the Skills Area in Hall 24. Activities organised by UCIMU Academy and FONDAZIONE UCIMU include the second edition of ROBOTGAMES, an automation and robotics competition for high school students.
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